Sentence examples for come to proceed from inspiring English sources

Interviewed by reporters as she arrived at work on Friday, Elsie Leung, Hong Kong's justice secretary, declared that the time had come to proceed with the legislation.

Zalmay Khalilzad, the American ambassador to the United Nations, said in December, when the Security Council was unable to resolve the issue of Kosovo's future, that the time had come to proceed with granting independence.

Zalmay Khalilzad, the American ambassador, said that the two had "irreconcilable differences" and that the time had come to proceed with granting Kosovo the independence it has sought but Serbia has resisted.

"The detainee doesn't have to come to the proceeding," an officer said.

Then, when you come to the proceeding page, click 'Next >>'.

"Now we come to it," and proceeds to dodge the issue of the prestigious Carnegie Medal for Children's Literature, and whether it would mean a lot for him to win it a second time.

In keeping with court rules, Mikovits did not try to communicate with her husband or any of her half-dozen other supporters who had come to watch the proceeding.

That means patients and professionals discuss options and weigh the risks and benefits of treatments and procedures, their likely outcomes, patients' preferences, and come to agreement on how to proceed.

But he added: "Having concluded our due diligence review and ancillary discussions, we have evaluated our findings against our investment criteria and today come to a decision not to proceed".

Second, most families who do not allow donation to proceed soon come to regret the decision to override their loved one's last wish.

You can, in other words, make a silky ball of kuchen dough in the evening, stash it in the refrigerator and then take it out the next morning, let it come to room temperature and proceed to make a drop-dead gorgeous fruited coffeecake for a late weekend breakfast.